Researchers say state school students performed better in English, maths and science but private schools still perform better in creative arts subjects

Ofqual chief says we are likely to see the digitisation of exams happening 'incrementally' rather than in a 'big bang'

Watchdog director also says new inspection framework may focus more on 'statutory outcomes' and that defining inclusion is 'very tricky'

The multiplication tables check and phonics screening check are 'unnecessary', the NAHT tells the government's review of curriculum and assessment

Subject experts call on curriculum review to ensure science learning reflects students' interests in sustainability and climate change

Increase in challenging behaviour from children and parents is impacting teachers' mental health and wellbeing, charity warns

Opposition politicians blame the Scottish government, saying the drop in public satisfaction is a 'damning indictment of the SNP's record on schools'

But former Ofsted chief backs a return to inspecting teaching as a separate category in school inspections

Councils ‘baulked’ at putting in place safety measures in schools during the pandemic because of 'the potential costs', teaching union boss tells Scottish Covid Inquiry

As SQA prepares to change into Qualifications Scotland in late 2025, it says it wants to 'win back trust' among teachers and students and use technology to 'streamline' services

How boys perceive masculinity can profoundly affect their lives in school and beyond – so they need non-judgmental spaces to explore their identities, School Leaders Scotland told

DfE is to take 'a fundamental look' at the SEND system and it is working with the Treasury on a solution for council deficits

An increase in truancy in English-speaking countries since Covid is being fuelled by girls skipping school, research shows

Teachers felt their lives – and those of their families – mattered less than political and economic considerations, EIS boss tells Covid inquiry

Girls’ Schools Association president says Labour’s 'rushed' policy is forcing 'stark and unfair' choices on parents